Emerging from Long Island, NY, beloved singer-songwriter, producer, and vocalist Arrow Santi crafts a deeply personal soundscape in his latest album, Sanctuary of Serenity.
He takes inspiration from diverse influences like A$AP Rocky, Wiz Khalifa, Pop Smoke, Adele, and G Herbo. With them, Santi unveils his deepest side through hip-hop, R&B, and soul.
Sanctuary of Serenity delves into themes of love, loss, acceptance, and self-discovery, all revisited in serene solitude.
The album opens with the enjoyment of a newfound adoration expressed in “Angelic,” a synth-infused banger. However, this blissful state takes a sharp turn in “Too Far Gone (Hardly).” Here, Santi exposes the pain of having a partner who was “hardly” there, with his thick voice thawed with genuine hurt.
The introspective mood continues with “Said & Done,” a melancholic acceptance of a broken relationship. The gentle guitar strums add a layer of vulnerability to Santi’s lyrics as he reflects on the memories and the weight of moving on.
Throughout the album, Santi displays his versatility and sonic exploration. Tracks like “Lifetime” shimmer with glittery beats and catchy hooks, while “Unforgiving Father Time” swirls in a whirlwind of glitchy production and romantic horn melodies. This sonic diversity showcases Santi’s artistic range and keeps the listener engaged, mirroring the complex tapestry of emotions within Sanctuary of Serenity.
The album’s emotional core shines in “Pain & Fame,” where soothing piano chords cradle Santi’s soulful vocals. The pulsating beats add a subtle undercurrent of tension.
Recorded and mixed in Bay Shore, NY, Sanctuary of Serenity feels deeply personal, a raw and introspective exploration of Santi’s inner world. Come confront your vulnerabilities and seek refuge in Sanctuary of Serenity.
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Review By: Naomi Joan